Camera on Path

Followed some scripts from another post on this but am not having any luck with this. My mission starts but the camera never moves and I never regain control of the player. I created a path in my mission editor and made all the script changes but I cant see where I have gone wrong... Can someone take a look at this to see whats wrong?



First the pathcamera.cs

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Path Camera
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

datablock PathCameraData(LoopingCam)
{
mode = "";
};

function LoopingCam::onNode(%this,%camera,%node)
{
if (%node == %camera.loopNode) {
%camera.pushPath(%camera.path);
%camera.loopNode += %camera.path.getCount();
}
}

function PathCamera::followPath(%this,%path)
{
%this.path = %path;
if (!(%this.speed = %path.speed))
%this.speed = 100;
if (%path.isLooping)
%this.loopNode = %path.getCount() - 2;
else
%this.loopNode = -1;

%this.pushPath(%path);
%this.popFront();
}

function PathCamera::pushPath(%this,%path)
{
for (%i = 0; %i < %path.getCount(); %i++)
%this.pushNode(%path.getObject(%i));
}

function PathCamera::pushNode(%this,%node)
{
if (!(%speed = %node.speed))
%speed = %this.speed;
if ((%type = %node.type) $= "")
%type = "Normal";
if ((%smoothing = %node.smoothing) $= "")
%smoothing = "Linear";
%this.pushBack(%node.getTransform(),%speed,%type,%smoothing);
}


Now I made some changes in the game.cs

function GameConnection::onClientEnterGame(%this)
{
commandToClient(%this, 'SyncClock', $Sim::Time - $Game::StartTime);

// Create a new camera object.
%this.camera = new Camera() {
dataBlock = Observer;
};
MissionCleanup.add( %this.camera );
%this.camera.scopeToClient(%this);

// Create path camera
%this.PathCamera = new PathCamera() {
dataBlock = LoopingCam;
position = "0 0 300 1 0 0 0";
};
%this.PathCamera.followPath("MissionGroup/Path1");
MissionCleanup.add( %this.PathCamera);
%this.PathCamera.scopeToClient(%this);

$Server::Client = %this;
%this.setControlObject(%this.PathCamera);
}

function GameConnection::onClientLeaveGame(%this)
{
if (isObject(%this.camera))
%this.camera.delete();
if (isObject(%this.player))
%this.player.delete();
}


Next I change the Gameconnection::Create player method...

function GameConnection::createPlayer(%this, %spawnPoint)
{
if (%this.player > 0) {
// The client should not have a player currently
// assigned. Assigning a new one could result in
// a player ghost.
error( "Attempting to create an angus ghost!" );
}

// Create the player object
%player = new Player() {
dataBlock = PlayerBody;
client = %this;
};
MissionCleanup.add(%player);

// Player setup...
%player.setTransform(%spawnPoint);
%player.setEnergyLevel(60);
%player.setShapeName(%this.name);

// Update the camera to start with the player
%this.camera.setTransform(%player.getEyeTransform());

// Give the client control of the player
%this.player = %player;
%this.setControlObject(%player);
%this.pathCamera = new PathCamera() {
dataBlock = LoopingCam;
};
%this.pathCamera.followPath( "MissionGroup/Path1");
%this.schedule(6500, "MissionCleanup.add", %this.player);
%this.schedule(7000, "setControlObject", %this.player);
MissionCleanup.add( %this.pathCamera );
%this.setControlObject(%this.pathCamera);

}


If you can post your finding here then that would be greatly appreciated... trying to get the camera to follow the path once and then have the normal camera take control again. DL out.